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Multimodal Online Mediation. A Typology of Patterns For Media Art-Mediation
1. MULTIMODAL ONLINE MEDIATION:
A TYPOLOGY OF PATTERNS FOR MEDIA ART-MEDIATION
Florian Wiencek, Ognyan Seizov, Marion G. Müller; Jacobs University Bremen
Research Center „Visual Communication and Expertise“ (VisComX)13.10.2010
Presentation at the ECREA Conference 2010.
Section 6 – Digital Culture & Communication – Panel 6-2: Art
2. Outline
Meaning Generation in Digital Archives
Problem & Research Design
Preliminary Results
Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010 13.10.2010
3. Definition of the Term „Mediation“
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
use of the term “mediation” in the sense of the German
word „Vermittlung“ of content, which can be described as
the communication of content by different means (tools,
media, etc.)
mediation is about the „inbetween“ between recipient
and e.g. an artwork or data about an artwork display
in the digital context we are talking about interfaces and
specific „interface-grammars“ (Manovich 2001, p. 73)
mediation as translation-process (e.g. Grusin & Bolter 1996)
4. Definition of an Archive
selection
order + metadata retrieval
accessibility
conservation of material
decontextualization & re-contextualization
construction of reality
(cf. e.g. Haber, 2006; Ernst, 2002b; Drechsel, 2005)
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
Archive
5. Digital Archives
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
Michel Foucault (French Philosopher):
archive as (institutional) site of discursive formation
(Foucault 1973 – Archaeology of Knowledge)
Lev Manovich (Media Theorist, UCLA, USA)
the archive becomes a database enhanced
functionality
6. Research Questions
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
1. What are the the different modalities used in
online-mediation of media art and what are their
roles?
2. Which modalities are used to mediate specific
aspects of the artworks?
3. Do the different modalities interact to mediate an
artistic project in the different strategies?
7. Categorization of the material
Interactive processes of digital archives
Visualization and contextualization of archive material
Retrieval
4 Dimensions of Meaning Generation in
Digital Archives
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
8. Mediation Paradox (Dieter Daniels, 2004)
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
media art projects are produced in electronic media but
are not mediated in them
loss of specific qualities of the works in classical mediation in
museum catalogues (text + image)
projects are not about the object but about the action
they evoke in the user (cf. Mulder 2007, p.54)
media qualities, „realms of possibilities“, configuration of
the work need to be documented
media art needs to be mediated by multimedia and
related to relevant theory
(cf. Daniels 2004, p. 90 ff)
9. Mediation Paradox (Dieter Daniels, 2004) (2)
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
Web as medium is especially suited (Wiencek 2009)
use of several media types
processability of digital data
accessability
connection of information nodes inside a archive but also of
different archives discourse space
(cf. Ernst, 2002; Haber, 2006; Manovich, 2001; Wiencek, 2009)
BUT: translation of media art projects into a format for
digital storage and display needed re-mediation
(Bolter & Grusin, 1996) loss of information
11. Documented Layers of Interactive Installations
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
Concept Setup
Technology
Space
Elements/
Component
s of the
Artwork
Interface
Interaction
between
Hard- &
Software
Possible
Experience
Interactive
Process
Realm of
Possibilities
Exhibition /
Performance
Situation(s)
User
Experience
Context
History
History of
Technology
Art History
Archive-
Context
Institutional
Context
External
Sources
Exhibitions
Literature
Project
History
Versioning
Partial
Projects
Specific
Exhibited
Version
Additional
Information
Artist‘s Bio
Archive-
Specific
Additional
Information
Metadata
Title
Artist
Year
Keywords
Type
Archive-
Specific
Metadata
12. Conclusions
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
No correspondence between the function of the
archive and the modalities used for documentation
Text & images are still the most prevalent
mediation-modalities, but also video, audio and
other means such as hyperlinks, automated search
(dynamic content) and interactive applications /
visualizations are used.
Text is in part used as hypertext non-linearity
13. Documented Layers of Interactive Installations
13.10.2010Wiencek, Seizov, Müller - Multimodal Online Mediation @ ECREA 2010
Concept Setup
Technology
Space
Elements/
Component
s of the
Artwork
Interface
Interaction
between
Hard- &
Software
Possible
Experience
Interactive
Process
Realm of
Possibilities
Exhibition /
Performance
Situation(s)
User
Experience
Context
History
History of
Technology
Art History
Archive-
Context
Institutional
Context
External
Sources
Exhibitions
Literature
Project
History
Versioning
Partial
Projects
Specific
Exhibited
Version
Additional
Information
Artist‘s Bio
Archive-
Specific
Additional
Information
Metadata
Title
Artist
Year
Keywords
Type
Archive-
Specific
Metadata
Layers of the projects translated in other
modalities than text.
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